Olivier Cléro
About Olivier Cléro
Olivier Cléro is a journalist with extensive experience in various regions of France, primarily associated with Ouest-France since 2007. He has held multiple roles in journalism, including agency chief, and has worked at several other notable publications.
Work at Ouest-France
Olivier Cléro has had a significant tenure at Ouest-France, a prominent French regional newspaper. He began his career there in 2007 and has continued to work with the organization for 17 years. During his time at Ouest-France, he held various roles, including Journaliste and chef d’agence. He worked in multiple locations, including Lorient and Ploërmel, contributing to the newspaper's regional coverage.
Previous Journalism Experience
Before his extensive career at Ouest-France, Olivier Cléro worked at several other publications. He was a Journaliste at LA REPUBLIQUE DU CENTRE for 9 months in Nogent-le-Rotrou in 2003-2004. He also spent 3 months at Paris Normandie in Rouen in 2006-2007 and worked for Le Télégramme in Morlaix for one year in 2003-2004. His diverse experiences across different regions have contributed to his expertise in journalism.
Education and Expertise
Olivier Cléro studied at IUT Lannion, where he focused on journalism. He completed a DUT in Information Communication with an option in journalism from 2001 to 2003. This educational background provided him with foundational skills and knowledge essential for his career in journalism.
Career Timeline
Olivier Cléro's career in journalism spans multiple years and various roles. He started at Ouest-France in 2007, followed by a two-year stint in Argentan. He then worked in Lorient from 2009 to 2011, before returning to Ouest-France as chef d’agence in Ploërmel from 2011 to 2016. His career includes significant contributions to regional journalism across different locations in France.